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Matter

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Anything that has mass and takes up space.   matter  
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The amount of matter in something.   mass  
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The amount of space something occupies.   volume  
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Smallest unit of matter.   atom  
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Number of protons in an atom of a given element   atomic number  
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Number of protons plus the number of neutrons in an atom   atomic mass number  
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Center of the atom that has the protons and neutrons (heaviest part of the atom).   nucleus  
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Positive subatomic particle in the nucleus.   proton  
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Neutral subatomic particle in the nucleus   neutron  
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Negative subatomic particle that is around the outside of the nucleus.   electron  
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Ability to be flattened into a sheet; bendable,   malleable  
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Horizontal rows on periodic table.(across left to right)   periods  
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Vertical columns on periodic table.(up and down)   group or family  
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Shiny, good conductors, malleable, ductility.   metal  
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Poor conductors, brittle,mostly gases, dull.   nonmetal  
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matter that has the same composition and properties throughout.   substance  
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what something is made up of is called it's   composition  
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characteristic or trait;something that describes   property  
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a substance that is made up of atoms of two more different elements that are chemically bound   compound  
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any group of two or more atoms joined together.   molecule  
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made of two or more different substances mixed together that keep their individual properties   mixture  
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filtering, straining, or by evaporation.   how mixtures can be separated  
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Type of mixture where 2 or more substances are evenly mixed. Particles of the substances are so small that they cannot be easily seen.   homogeneous  
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also called solutions   homogeneous mixture  
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type of mixture where substances are not evenly mixed.The particles of the substances can be easily seen and separated.   heterogeneous  
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Hydrogen   H  
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Carbon   C  
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nitrogen   N  
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oxygen   O  
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chlorine   Cl  
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magnesium   Mg  
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zinc   Zn  
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calcium   Ca  
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phosphorus   P  
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Iodine   I  
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Silicon   Si  
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copper   Cu  
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aluminum   Al  
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silver   Ag  
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gold   Au  
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iron   Fe  
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helium   He  
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potassium   K  
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sodium   Na  
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flourine   Fl  
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unit of measure for mass   gram  
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unit of measurement for volume   liters, cm3  
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Have properties that are similar to metals and nonmetals, found along the Zig zag line on PTE   metalloids  
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Elements to the left of the Zig zag line on PTE   metals  
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Elements to the right of the zig zag line on PTE   nonmetals  
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The ability to be drawn into a wire without breaking   ductile  
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Matter that is heavy for its size has this property   high density  
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This property describes a shiny surface which reflects light   luster  
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This property describes matter that heat and electricity moves through easily   Conductivity  
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This property describes being able to be hammered or bent into shape.   malleable  
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This property describes having a surface that is not shiny   Dull  
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This property describes matter that heat and electricity do not move through easily.   nonconductors or insulators  
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This property describes matter that will shatter if dropped or hammered.   Brittle  
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Molecule of an element   H2  
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molecule of a compound   H2O  
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covalent bond   formed when valence electrons are shared between atoms  
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covalent bonds   nonmetal bonded to another nonmetal  
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ionic bond   formed when valence electrons are transferred from metal to nonmetal  
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ionic bond   metal bonds to nonmetal  
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chemical bond   force that holds atoms together in a molecule.  
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element   matter made up of only one type of atom  
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examples of homogeneous mixture   salt water, air, sweet tea  
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examples of heterogeneous mixture   salad, chex mix, supreme pizza  
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